Survival in the apocalypse: I exploited a bug in an infinite dungeon.

Cheng Wenwen couldn't answer this question either.

However, "Life Space" sounds like a shelter.

Shi Jinwei wondered if this was a refuge, like the "safe house" in a regular dungeon?

Are there still pre-apocalyptic humans living inside?

"If this is true, then combined with the prophet's words 'time is running out,' does it mean that our world is about to be destroyed, and the only way to be safe is to find a 'life space' and hide inside?"

Cheng Wenwen was quick-witted and immediately followed Shi Jinwei's train of thought.

She nodded: "That's possible, but if that's the case, we might also be 'one of no return'."

"what?"

"Perhaps we will enter the living space as the 'last human survivors'," Shi Jinwei speculated.

Her divergent thinking stemmed from some movies she had seen in the real world.

She recalled a movie about how Earth was no longer habitable, so humanity chose to launch an "interstellar migration plan".

To send some humans and planetary supplies into space in search of a new home.

Even if Cheng Wenwen has a vivid imagination, she's still a child born after the apocalypse.

In some aspects, it is extremely lacking.

After hearing Shi Jinwei recount the movie's content, he was dumbfounded.

"No, that can't be, right?" she stammered.

If that's really the case, then wouldn't she never see her family again?

"I'm just guessing, and I can't explain the dinosaurs on the island either," Shi Jinwei shrugged.

This is indeed an unsolvable problem.

The two looked at each other, unable to find a reasonable explanation no matter how much they racked their brains.

You can't possibly say that there are survivors in the living world, and that those survivors, having nothing better to do, used fossils to breed dinosaurs, can you?

Are they not afraid of dinosaur mutations, or are there no mutated plants or animals on the island to amuse them? How bored must they be?

"Oh well, we've already set off, we'll find the answer sooner or later," Cheng Wenwen sighed.

As she was about to leave, Shi Jinwei handed her the diary.

"I'll put it in your space first, I'm afraid I might lose it if I carry it with me," she said.

Shi Jinwei didn't refuse; she also wanted to take another good look at the pictures in the diary.

After seeing the person off, she lay in bed and carefully examined her diary.

The diary was a classic brown leather diary.

It's very exquisite and high-end; it's considered a luxury item in the post-apocalyptic world.

The first page inside depicts them listening to their leader speak at the temporary base.

Six years ago, the top leader of Anxin City wasn't that legendary old woman, so this really is a "book of prophecy".

As Shi Jinwei looked at it, she rubbed the seal with her hands; it felt really nice.

But when I touched a certain spot on the back, my fingers paused.

She sat up and examined the back cover carefully under the light.

The scratches are barely visible on the suede, almost invisible to the naked eye.

Only by carefully feeling the cover with your fingers can you sense the slight difference.

She immediately took out a flashlight and carefully shone it on the cover.

The scratches are smooth, like a character.

After a long time, her eyes were sore from looking at it, before she finally confirmed that it really was a character.

—The character "睿" with its complex strokes.

Could it be the name of the eldest brother in the Cheng family?

Rui, Cheng Rui?

This name seems somewhat familiar.

She racked her brains, and a figure appeared in her mind.

It almost made her jump up.

He immediately asked Cheng Wenwen on the bracelet, "Your brother's name is Cheng Rui?"

Cheng Wenwen was probably also using the fitness tracker, as she replied instantly: "How did you know?"

Shi Jinwei: "I saw the character '睿' on the cover."

Cheng Wenwen didn't reply, and a little while later there was a knock on the door.

Shi Jinwei got up and opened the door, seeing her standing there panting: "Where, where? How come I don't know?"

She pointed out the scratches on the cover to her.

The girl's eyes were almost crossed from looking so hard when she finally noticed the barely noticeable scratch.

"Wow, your eyesight is amazing. I've had this diary here for years, and I never even noticed it."

Cheng Wenwen gave Shi Jinwei a thumbs up.

Shi Jinwei couldn't help but say, "I knew someone before, also named Cheng Rui."

"Huh? Could it be my brother?"

Cheng Wenwen had the character "八" written on her left eye and the character "卦" on her right eye, which Shi Jinwei found amusing.

"But I don't remember him having any special abilities, so maybe it's not just one person," she said deliberately.

Life on the submarine was boring enough, so how could Cheng Wenwen miss the chance to gossip?

He pushed the person into the house, smiling, and said, "It's alright, it's alright. I have a photo. Take a look and see if it's the same person."

As she spoke, she took out a family photo from her bracelet. In the photo, besides herself, there was an elderly couple and four other young men and women.

Among them was a face that Shi Jinwei recognized very well; it was Cheng Rui, the NPC she had worked with in the Rainstorm instance.

"Look, this is my eldest brother. The rest are my two younger brothers and one younger sister. I'm the second oldest."

After introducing him, Cheng Wenwen looked at Shi Jinwei and asked, "Is this the 'Cheng Rui' you know?"

Shi Jinwei was still wondering if the NPCs here could make cameo appearances in other dungeons?

Hearing her question, he shook his head decisively: "No, that person doesn't have any superpowers."

In normal dungeons, Cheng Rui is nothing special except for being able to do some damage.

"That's someone with the same name, what a pity. I thought we were destined to meet." She said with a hint of regret.

The two chatted for a few more minutes, carefully searching their notebooks for any other missing clues.

Cheng Wenwen left only after confirming that there was nothing there.

After that, things returned to normal.

The floating island incident has had a great impact on everyone.

Everyone is now training extra hard.

More and more people are sensing spiritual power.

Under Professor Yuan's guidance, Shi Jinwei began training in "spiritual materialization".

Her spiritual body can be shaped at any time, something Professor Yuan has never seen before.

A special training plan was specially designed for her.

Shi Jinwei wasn't used to it at first, and even mobilizing her mental energy was difficult.

Several months later, he was able to skillfully use his mental power to serve himself tea and water.

Cheng Wenwen was incredibly envious.

She sensed spiritual power even earlier than Shi Jinwei, but she couldn't materialize it.

This is the difference in rank.

And life went on slowly thanks to everyone's efforts.

Based on the previous coordinates of the floating island, the pilots readjusted their course.

While people can't see much difference on the seabed, they can clearly sense that there are more mutated ancient animals appearing there.

The extinct ammonite, crocodile, and megalodon all once appeared in the sea.

They had even vaguely seen mosasaurs.

Its size was several times larger than the submarine they were traveling in.

The commanders immediately set up protective barriers.

Under the protection of the jamming equipment, the submarine quietly swam past this behemoth.

Everyone stared at it, barely daring to breathe, and once again felt like they had developed megalophobia.

Eight months later, the submarine encountered another floating island.